Rede decorating at St Thomas church to begin at once
The Ramhouseh Ecclesiastical Decorating Company of New York City will redecorate the interior of St Thomas church with work starting immediately. Daily masses will be held in the chapel during refinishing. New Year’s Day and Sunday masses will occur in the church. Architect GW Stickle drew plans for walls ceilings vestibule and sanctuary. Rev Francis J Graves announces the project and plans for new lighting while funds are raised to cover additions and improvements. Several weeks will be needed to complete the work, which aims to make St Thomas one of the region’s finest churches.
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St. ‘Thoms
Ramhouseh Ecclesiastical Decorating Company
New York City
GW. Stickle
Erie
Francis J. Graves
St. Thomas
Aliens in Warren County register total 754
Figures released by Warren and Sheffield post offices show 754 Warren county aliens registered during the period closing Thursday. Of these 622 registered in Warren city and 132 in Sheffield, with possible additions from neighboring towns and invalids who had contacted officials. Postmaster J. K. Bell said eleven registered here on Thursday before the deadline and officials expect home visits to confirm others. Provisional county estimate before registration had been about a thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Warren and
Sheffield
Warren County
J. K. Bell
Harrisburg
Thompson's Borsoma Tablets For Kidney Relief
An advertisement touts Thompson's Borsoma Tablets as a quick relief for aches and pains from “logged kidneys” and claims the pills help kidneys remove poisons and excess acids from the blood. It suggests relief from headaches backaches and general misery and mentions Golden Lay Toilets and rug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Blasting at Aero Supply Plant Sparks Neighborhood Activity
Blasting Sunday at the new Aero Supply plant on West Main Street near Fifth Avenue unsettled Fourth and Third wards as workmen blasted out concrete foundations for the basement and north wall. Several dynamite charges were used during the morning and afternoon while water problems required pumps. The addition, a two story structure linked by an overhead bridge across Firth Avenue, is due for occupancy in spring and is expected to create hundreds of jobs at the Fourth Ward facility.
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Fourth
Aero Supply
West Main Street
Fifth Avenue
Man
Firth Avenue
Fourth Ward
Salada Tea Lauds Newspaper Ads At Sales Convention
Edward B. Pinto of Salada Tea praised newspaper advertising as central to the company since 1892. He noted Salada ads appear two to three times weekly, driving steady growth and asserting newspapers offer unmatched reach. He cited tea bag trend and planned continuing newspaper campaigns into 1941.
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Edward B. Pinto
Salada Tea Company
Pennsylvania
New York City
Pinto
Pinta
Mr. Pinto
Judge reduces 30 day liquor ban for Victor Distributing
Erie judge cuts a 30 day suspension for Victor Distributing from 30 to 10 days and lowers a $900 fine after finding the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board penalties too severe. The case involved alleged violations of the state liquor code and noted employer liability for an agent's acts.
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Erie
Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board
Victor Distributing Company
Myrtle Street
State Board
Aquor
Elmer JL. Evans
Act of Assembly
Wade
Vistor Distributing Company
Advertising leaders discuss expansion across multiple newspapers
Company officials including Norman J. Holmes general sales manager and Frank Neri New York branch manager attended a meeting detailing growth plans. Also present were T. J. McCoy New York City division manager A. M. Hartman Philadelphia division manager R. A. Pettl Pittsburgh division manager C. A. Spiller New York state division manager E. W. Koenig Buffalo division manager H. G. Salisbury Cleveland division manager.
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Norman J. Holmes
Frank Neri
New York
T. J. McCoy
New York City
A.M. Hartman
Philadelphia
R. A. Pettl
Pittsburgh
C. A. Spiller
New York State
E. W. Koenig
Buffalo
H. G. Salisbury
Cleveland
Further Jump Recorded in Pa Relief Rolls
Pennsylvania general assistance rolls rose by 5 767 persons in the week ending December 31, lifting total relief recipients to 978 367 in 197 168 cases. Net gains came from 4 960 new cases with 16 010 people while 3 963 cases with 10 249 people closed. Private employment losses offset gains and WPA activity added to the total relief rolls amid defense expansion. Net expenditures reached 877 269 dollars, with cash grants of 825 089 and mill orders 51 600. general assistance applications fell to 6 921 from the prior week.
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Pennsylvania
National Defense Industries
WEA
WPA
Babson's 1941 forecast to run in Journal Wednesday
Roger W Babson internationally known business commentator and investment adviser will publish his 1941 business forecast in the Journal on Wednesday Readers will learn his views on the business cycle and the outlook for the year Babson founded the Babson Institute and Webber College and is famed for his weekly financial reports and newspaper columns The article notes his health battles and long career in promoting statistics and business education
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Roger W. Bibson
Housands
Bisdnessmen
North America
Roger W. Babson
Draft evasion charge filed in Roaring Springs arrest
Roy W. Howe alias Howard Manbeck of Albion R D 1 was arrested near Roaring Springs Pa on a charge of evading registration and refusal to present a claim for registration under the selective service act. He appeared before Commissioner Angelo Santella at Altoona and was committed to prison in default of $500 bond.
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Erie
Roy W. Howe
Howard Manbeck
Albion
Roaring Springs
Aliwona
Gil
Howe
Roy W. Hower
Howard W. Manbeck
Angelo Santella
Altoona
Council Will Act Finally on Tax Bill Tonight
Council to complete third and final readings on a 1941 city life tax bill setting the rate at 1414 mills. The measure provides year allocations and revises most municipal workers salaries after earlier approvals and a twenty day inspection period. The Imperial Chemical Industries of London offers half a cent per wireworm head to fund large scale testing for a cheap, effective crop protection method.
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Billy
Imperial Chemical Industries of
London
Fins
Returns to Find Wife A Death by Own Action
Kane December 30 Wilmont Harvey returned to his Cyclone home from a wake at Bradford to find his 28 year old wife dead in the bedroom she had strangled herself by tying a window sash cord to the bed. Coroner Thomas R Clark labeled the death suicidal. Harvey and his son Ralph a8 had been to Bradford with a Veterans of Foreign Wars delegation. The scene was reported to have occurred between seven and seven forty five. Mrs Harvey had been in ill health and despondent. There is a stray sentence about flying fish species in American waters.
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Kane
Wilmont Harvey
Bradford
Charles D. Wells
Clark
Iside
Harvey
Hockenberry
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A&p
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Yukon Club
Queen O Beverages
Whitehouse
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Haddock
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Atin
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